All of you reading this, we don't know each other and will probably never know each other but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world.
So glad I found you. We just moved to Tennessee and sold our property in Bethlehem. It sure is beautiful in the north country. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Did you insulate the floor? I didn't see that step of floor construction. It's a beautiful location for a cabin. Stone and copper are a gorgeous combo. :) Nice job.
Hey thanks! We loved the stone and copper. No we didn’t insulate the floor, I was on the fence about it. It’s such a small space to have to heat so I didn’t think it was necessary, but it might have been a good idea, I guess we will see haha.
Beautiful cozy build and great surroundings . Was it a metal roof, would have like to have seen more on the building of the roof . Great job guys ! 💯👏👏👏
Just an fyi, your chaps are not going to stop that electric saw if it goes into your leg. chainsaw chaps are designed to clog up the clutch of a gas powered chainsaw, electrics do not have a clutch. Also when you're downing a tree, if you're going to run away from the tree, running 10 o clock or 2 o clock are safer options.
Good job nice cabin. I like the homemade bunk beds, but I am curious about the crank out windows why you put them in upside down cause the crank goes on the bottom. I mean don't get me wrong I don't really see anything structurally wrong with it, I've just never seen nobody do it upside down.. and I'm also curious what did you do to finish your Corners off on your exterior?
Good question, I wanted them on top so that I could have a shelf on the bottom. Mechanically they work fine. Also, I didn’t realize that that was upside down until after I installed it haha
I do it to check for binding, if you're cutting a downed log its good to make a sawing motion to check if the log is pinching so you dont get the saw stuck. completely pointless doing it while making your face cuts and back cuts but its a little electric saw so i'd get impatient with it and do the same thing lmao
So the year this was started was 1/1/2000 …. Wow … the camera must have cost a shit load …. That’s very , very good quality … 23 year old video with that resolution is fantastic
Bro I think your date on your camera is wrong …. I finally put it together 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂…. I’m sitting hear watching this being amazed at the video quality… but your videos are dated in the year 2000 …. Lmao 😂 … I’m looking at your ATV and I’m like that’s not from 2000 …. Then you pull out a cordless DEWALT CHAINSAW 😂😂😂😂😂 ….. yea they didn’t have dewalt tools in 2000 that I remember
All of you reading this, we don't know each other and will probably never know each other but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world.
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This guy is a good carpenter
I appreciate that!
I can honestly say Ive enjoyed your video, its not full of crap miling time, thank you.
Glad to hear it, thanks!
Cozy little cabin.. Greetings from Colorado USA.. 😎🇺🇸
Very nice thanks for sharing
Sweet-this my plan for this Summer in VT.
Some great classic rock I hear in the background
Beauty spot bud I'd have no trouble living there great job.👍☕🍻🇨🇦
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Loved watching this!
Thank you!
Oh boy, only God knows how much I need to live in a place like that, at least for a few months...you bet !!!
So glad I found you. We just moved to Tennessee and sold our property in Bethlehem. It sure is beautiful in the north country. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Awesome! Yes it is!
Hy guys, amazing job, really, I'm jealous😂 ,no of course, very nice place , with a lot of wild animals, peace area, god bless. The Frenchy.
Thank you!
it's really amazing, I usually make it in a place surrounded by big and leafy trees, in winter...
That's a beautiful little cabin that you've built there.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful cabin!!
Thank you!
This gotta be in Canada!!😁
This video was a joy and relaxing to watch. Well done!
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Nice tiny house 🏡
Thank you!
Really love watching this kind of video..
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
nice build. Must have been very satisfying to enjoy such a great cabin.
Thank you. It is!
Man o man that’s a nice meal friend
Thanks!
Incredible!!!
Amazing work and video
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it!
Great cabin build!
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
That's amazing thanks for your content
Glad you enjoy it!
You have great machines for the job.
Thank you!
Awesome. Good job.
Greetings from Germany
Thank you very much!
Great job! Cozy little escape cabin you built yourself. Enjoy!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great little cabin and love the wildlife cam too. Great footage. Your Balashi shirt is awesome. Had some of that a few weeks ago when I was in Aruba.
Thank you!
@@northofthenotch Hi may I ask what colour spray you used on the door please and what brand Thank you
truly incredible video -- the stove looks EXCELLENT! would definitely love to see a more detailed version in the future
Thank you! There is a whole series of 12 videos on my channel building this cabin. Video #11 has the majority of the hearth build.
За время строительства засрвли всю округу - и в итоге с такими возможностями построили какую- то будку !
Great job !
Thank you!
Very cool
Very nice looking
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow loved the video
Thank you!
Good job
Thank you!
That battery saw sounds like a dermal tool.
If ur tow strap was shorter, you would have more control of your log when hauling
THAT was awesome! Liked how you used Shou Sugi Ban method of preserving the posts in the ground and the door. You are a very clever guy! Nice work!
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Thank you very much!
Did you insulate the floor? I didn't see that step of floor construction.
It's a beautiful location for a cabin. Stone and copper are a gorgeous combo. :) Nice job.
Hey thanks! We loved the stone and copper. No we didn’t insulate the floor, I was on the fence about it. It’s such a small space to have to heat so I didn’t think it was necessary, but it might have been a good idea, I guess we will see haha.
Beautiful cozy build and great surroundings . Was it a metal roof, would have like to have seen more on the building of the roof . Great job guys ! 💯👏👏👏
Thank you very much! Yeah with the roof, we were learning how to do it and so we did not film it. Next time!
Just an fyi, your chaps are not going to stop that electric saw if it goes into your leg. chainsaw chaps are designed to clog up the clutch of a gas powered chainsaw, electrics do not have a clutch.
Also when you're downing a tree, if you're going to run away from the tree, running 10 o clock or 2 o clock are safer options.
SUPER NICE BUILD! FOUND YOU AND YOUR VIDEO AND LIKED AND SUBBED YOUR CHANNEL. LOOKING FORWARD TO VIDEOS UTILIZING YOUR NEW CABIN.
Awesome, thank you!
Love it
Thank you!
Good job nice cabin. I like the homemade bunk beds, but I am curious about the crank out windows why you put them in upside down cause the crank goes on the bottom. I mean don't get me wrong I don't really see anything structurally wrong with it, I've just never seen nobody do it upside down.. and I'm also curious what did you do to finish your Corners off on your exterior?
Good question, I wanted them on top so that I could have a shelf on the bottom. Mechanically they work fine. Also, I didn’t realize that that was upside down until after I installed it haha
Very nice!! What was the mixture of finish you used for the siding? Thank you
Equal parts pine tar, turpentine, and boiled linseed oil. I ended up using 3 quarts of each for the siding.
@@northofthenotch thank you
When using a chainsaw u don't have to do saw motion like it was a handsaw u were using.
Are u quite a novice in woodland?
I do it to check for binding, if you're cutting a downed log its good to make a sawing motion to check if the log is pinching so you dont get the saw stuck.
completely pointless doing it while making your face cuts and back cuts but its a little electric saw so i'd get impatient with it and do the same thing lmao
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Hello! Which state?
I am curious as to why you burned the bottom part of some of the logs. Is that to prevent them from rotting when you put them in the ground?
Yes it helps with rotting. Partially as a waterproofing agent and also to deter bugs from eating it.
So the year this was started was 1/1/2000 …. Wow … the camera must have cost a shit load …. That’s very , very good quality … 23 year old video with that resolution is fantastic
LOL they obviously didnt set the date/time on the camera
Nicely Done! how do you like the chainsaw? do you prefer electric over gas?
I do, but bigger trees, or if I had to do a bunch of work, I’d choose gas over electric.
Isnt the paper suppose to go outside the sheeting on the outside wall?
I didn’t do sheeting, just studs, housewrap and siding, so in this case it went on the outside face of the studs.
Which Notch are you North of??? Crawford? Franconia?
I was wondering the same. I used to live in Lancaster
By off Grid u mean no mobile nor any form of communication with the outside world .pls want to know
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Cuantos animales salvajes se ve por la noche pasando por vuestra cabaña
Mucho animales por la noche. Porcupine, deers, coyotes, foxes, and owls mostly. Mucho gusto!
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Bro I think your date on your camera is wrong …. I finally put it together 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂…. I’m sitting hear watching this being amazed at the video quality… but your videos are dated in the year 2000 …. Lmao 😂 … I’m looking at your ATV and I’m like that’s not from 2000 …. Then you pull out a cordless DEWALT CHAINSAW 😂😂😂😂😂 ….. yea they didn’t have dewalt tools in 2000 that I remember
Why do you use electric chainsaw why don't you use gas-driven chainsaw is it because it's environmentally friendly very strange
I just find it easier to use electric for smaller jobs. Also it makes way less noise. Nothing wrong with gas though, I have one as well.
Sorry bud! Too amateur for me! Bye
It would have been nice if you installed hardware cloth before laying the deck boards! That would minimize the mice issue down the road. 🤔
There are a few things I would have done differently, that is definitely one of them. Next time.